FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE October 29, 2018 Contact: Jolie Koesters (Marketing Director), 402-813-1395 - jolie@amballet.org Full-resolution photos available here. Download this media kit, plus company bios, in printable PDF format. Mischievous mice, flashing Spanish fans, and spectacular flowers are hallmarks of American Midwest Ballet s The Nutcracker, but choreographer Erika Overturff says clear storytelling is the key ingredient.. More full-resolution photos... NEW DOLLS ADD SPARKLE TO THE NUTCRACKER OMAHA At Christmas, many little girls dream of getting a new doll. At this year s production of The Nutcracker, American Midwest Ballet audiences will get three I enjoy adding fresh elements to the production, said Erika Overturff, the company s founder, artistic director, and principal choreographer of The Nutcracker. This year, I ve created new interpretations of the dancing dolls who entertain the children in the ballet s party scene: a Porcelain Doll, who dazzles the guests with amazing turns, and a pair of Harlequin Dolls, jesters who charm everyone with their quick, sparkling steps. Overturff said the inspiration for the new choreography came directly from American Midwest Ballet company artists. One of the benefits of a truly resident company is that I see the dancers every day and know each individual s strengths, she said. The idea for the Porcelain Doll came from Whitney Walsh, who absolutely loves to turn. Often after our daily ballet class, she ll stay behind to practice turns and improvise new turning combinations. The Harlequin Dolls are inspired by Alexandra Hoffman and Kelsey Schwenker, two dancers with innate musicality who are adept at performing dazzlingly quick, precisely timed movements. With its magnificent Pyotr Tchaikovsky score, distinguished history, and well-known story, The Nutcracker is an ideal platform for this type of inspiration, Overturff said. There is no single, definitive version of The Nutcracker, she said. Ever since it was created in 1892 for Russia's Imperial Ballet, it has been revised countless times. Today, ballet companies create their own interpretations, with no two exactly alike.
"My top priorities are clear storytelling and exciting, beautiful dancing. The Nutcracker is a ballet that many families attend together. I wanted to make sure even the youngest viewers can follow Clara, the heroine, on her adventures while entertaining adults with the variety and energy of the choreography. Audiences are drawn, Overturff said, to the ballet's memorable scenes and colorful characters: young Clara, whose dreams take her on a fantastic journey; her mysterious Uncle Drosselmeyer; the menacing Rat Queen; the delicate Sugar Plum Fairy; and more. This combination of a charming story, lively action, and brilliant music and dancing makes The Nutcracker a ballet with something for everyone, she said. And, she noted, it carries a deeper meaning as well. "Part of the enduring appeal of The Nutcracker is that it tells us something important," she said. "It reminds us that imagination is powerful and worth cherishing. Ordinarily a nutcracker might be just a kitchen utensil... but there's something about this Nutcracker that captures a little girl's imagination and leads her on a wonderful journey. In any Nutcracker audience you re likely to find children enjoying their first ballet experience families sharing a beloved tradition and experienced ballet fans savoring the brilliant classical style and the artists interpretations. Its popularity endures because The Nutcracker is a jewel with so many facets. In addition to its Nutcracker performances in Omaha and Council Bluffs, the company will tour to three cities this holiday season: Spirit Lake, Iowa; San Antonio, Texas; and Vero Beach, Florida. American Midwest Ballet's performances of The Nutcracker are at Iowa Western Arts Center at 2 pm Sunday, November 18, and at Omaha's Orpheum Theater at 2 pm and 7:30 pm Saturday, December 8, and 2 pm Sunday, December 9. Tickets for Iowa Western Arts Center are available at artscenter.iwcc.edu or by calling (712) 388-7140. Tickets for the Orpheum Theater are available at ticketomaha.com or by calling (402) 345-0606. American Midwest Ballet, formerly Ballet Nebraska, brings the beauty, athleticism, and energy of professional ballet to audiences in the Midwest and beyond. Performing at home and on tour, its mission is to provide enrichment through programs of the highest quality: professional dance performances, educational programs, and community outreach. American Midwest Ballet s talented professional dancers hail from around the nation and abroad. The company plays a key role in the cultural vitality of the region, inspiring people through its expressive performing artists, acclaimed choreographers, skilled teachers, and stunning productions. American Midwest Ballet's season is presented with support from premiere benefactors the Iowa West Foundation, the Fred and Eve Simon Charitable Foundation, the Holland Foundation, and Douglas County; season sponsors Omaha Steaks and the Peter Kiewit Foundation; and major support from Cindy and Scott Heider, the Nebraska Arts Council, the Nebraska Cultural Endowment, and the Sherwood Foundation. ##
FOR YOUR INFORMATION Contact: Jolie Koesters (Marketing Director) 402-813-1395 - jolie@amballet.org What: QUICK GUIDE TO AMERICAN MIDWEST BALLET S THE NUTCRACKER Always fresh, lively, and thoroughly entertaining, American Midwest Ballet s The Nutcracker returns with the visual splendor and charming story that make it a family favorite. Set to one of composer Peter Tchaikovsky s most famous works, it transports audiences to the enchanting Land of Snow and the opulent Kingdom of Sweets, this year introducing exciting new doll dances in the party scene. When: Sunday, November 18, 2:00 pm - Iowa Western Arts Center Saturday, December 8. 2:00 pm & 7:30 pm; and Sunday, December 9, 2:00 pm - Orpheum Theater, Omaha Tickets: Orpheum performance: Ticket Omaha: www.ticketomaha.com; 402-345-0606; box office, 13th & Douglas. Iowa Western Arts Center performance: Arts Center box office, artscenter.iwcc.edu or 712-388-7140. Sponsors: Premier Benefactors - Iowa West Foundation, Fred and Eve Simon Charitable Foundation, Holland Foundation, Douglas County Season Sponsors - Omaha Steaks, Peter Kiewit Foundation Major Support - Cindy and Scott Heider, Nebraska Arts Council, Nebraska Cultural Endowment, Sherwood Foundation Highlight: Newly choreographed dances featuring a Porcelain Doll and a pair of Harlequin Dolls highlight the holiday ballet that has become a beloved tradition for the region. Erika s take: "In any Nutcracker audience you re likely to find children enjoying their first ballet experience families sharing a beloved tradition and experienced ballet fans savoring the brilliant classical style and the artists interpretations. Its popularity endures because The Nutcracker is a jewel with so many facets.
FOR YOUR INFORMATION Contact: Jolie Koesters (Marketing Director), 402-813-1395 - jolie@amballet.org THE NUTCRACKER BY THE NUMBERS 1892: Year that the original version of The Nutcracker premiered at the Maryinsky Theater of St. Petersburg, Russia, with choreography by Lev Ivanov and music by Pyotr Tchaikovsky. The first American full-length production was by the San Francisco Ballet in 1944. 150: Approximate total number of performers professional, student and community who participate in the production. 254: Number of specially-constructed costumes used in the production. 243: Number of steps in the Sugar Plum Fairy s famous variation, danced to the music of the chimelike keyboard instrument known as the celesta. How do we know? We had her count them for us from memory Bonus historical fact: Tchaikovsky discovered the celesta on a visit to Paris in 1891, the same year he began writing the music for The Nutcracker. Invented by Charles Mustel, the celesta had been unveiled to the public just two years before, and Tchaikovsky was the first major composer to use it. 7: Total number of public and school performances in Council Bluffs and Omaha. 4: Average number of roles performed by a professional company member in a single performance. 8: Number of legs on the Chinese dragon seen in Act II. 5: Number of cities, at home and on tour, that the dancers will perform in this Nutcracker season.
ARTIST BIOS Contact: Jolie Koesters (Marketing Director), 402-813-1395 - jolie@amballet.org Erika Overturff Artistic Director & CEO, American Midwest Ballet Erika Overturff is the founder of American Midwest Ballet, the region s professional ballet company. Under her leadership as artistic director and CEO, American Midwest Ballet enriches the area through an exciting array of professional dance performances and a strong commitment to cultural education and community outreach programming. Erika began her training in Iowa at the Academy of Ballet, studying at summer programs including North Carolina School of the Arts, American Ballet Theatre, Pittsburgh Ballet Theater, and the Kirov Academy. Following early high school graduation as valedictorian, Erika earned her B.F.A. in ballet performance and teaching from the University of Utah, which she attended on a full scholarship. She graduated cum laude in just three years and was chosen outstanding senior by the ballet department faculty. Erika went on to dance with Montgomery Ballet, Alabama Ballet, and Omaha Theater Ballet. She has performed principal and soloist roles in a wide range of classical and contemporary repertoire. Audiences have enjoyed Erika s performances in roles such as Eileen in Swing, Swing, Swing, Titania in A Midsummer Night s Dream, Lucy in Dracula, Snow Queen and Sugar Plum Fairy in The Nutcracker, Queen of Hearts in Alice in Wonderland, and Myrtha in Giselle. Erika has also been a faculty member and guest teacher for schools around the United States. As a choreographer, Erika has received critical praise for her work. She served as répétitrice for Montgomery Ballet and resident choreographer for Omaha Theater Ballet. She has worked on several collaborations with Opera Omaha, created an all-new production of Peter and the Wolf with the Omaha Symphony, and regularly creates new works for American Midwest Ballet. As part of the company s ongoing collaboration with Joslyn Art Museum for Momentum, Erika has choreographed original ballets inspired by museum artwork or exhibitions, including Connemara, Cleopatra, Go West, and Appalachian Song. Other featured works include Tropico, Party Animals, The Diner, and Ella. Erika also created American Midwest Ballet s lively and entertaining version of the holiday favorite The Nutcracker, which has premiered to enthusiastic audiences both at home and on tour. For her vision and achievements, Erika was named a recipient of Midlands Business Journal s 40 Under 40 Awards, honoring area entrepreneurs, executives, and professionals.
Matthew Lovegood Ballet Master Matthew Lovegood began his training in Pennsylvania with Sharon Filone at the Lake Erie Ballet School and Sandra Barnett at Little s Dance Studio. He went on to study on full scholarship at North Carolina School of the Arts, Miami City Ballet School, and the Chautauqua Festival Dancers. Matthew has danced professionally with Ohio Ballet, Les Ballets Trockadero de Monte Carlo, Lake Erie Ballet, and Omaha Theater Ballet. He has performed numerous leading roles within the classical repertoire, including Prince Desire in The Sleeping Beauty, Franz in Coppélia, and Mercutio in Romeo & Juliet, as well as in works by George Balanchine, Merce Cunningham, Donald Byrd, Heinz Poll, Laura Dean, Luis Montero, and many others. He has also performed as a guest artist with Hawaii Ballet Theatre, Neglia Ballet Artists, and Ballet Tucson. Area audiences have enjoyed Matthew in roles such as Prince Siegfried in Swan Lake, Albrecht in Giselle, Cavalier in The Nutcracker, White Rabbit in Kennet Oberly s Alice In Wonderland, the Asp in Erika Overturff s Cleopatra, Puck in Oscar Antunez s A Midsummer Night s Dream, and the leading role in Ann Reinking's staging of In the Style of Bob Fosse. Also a choreographer, he has premiered original works with numerous schools and professional companies, including Bacchanale Variations, Signs of Life, Sadako, Poseidon, Transcription, Caprice, and Swan Lake for American Midwest Ballet. Matthew is the codirector of Motion41 Dance in Omaha and continues to serve as a guest teacher for schools throughout the country. Matthew is a founding member of American Midwest Ballet and returns for his ninth season as ballet master.
Erin Alarcón Hometown: Hackettstown, New Jersey Training & Experience: B.A. in dance from Mercyhurst University, magna cum laude; New Jersey School of Dance Arts; summer programs at Eglevsky Ballet and Joffrey Ballet; professional performances with SoMar Dance Works and Ballet Concert; guest artist with Iowa Dance Theater Featured Repertory: Sugar Plum Fairy in The Nutcracker; Odette in Swan Lake; title roles in Giselle and Alice in Wonderland; featured roles in Tropico, Party Animals, The Diner, DanceSport, and Ella. Additional Highlights: choreographed One in Three, featured in Momentum to rave reviews; ninth season with American Midwest Ballet; founding company member Rebecca Brenner Hometown: Columbus, Ohio Training & Experience: B.F.A. in dance from University of Cincinnati s College-Conservatory of Music; Columbus City Ballet School, merit scholarship at Orlando Ballet School; summer program at American Ballet Theater; member of Rochester City Ballet Featured Repertory: Hermia in A Midsummer Night s Dream; Little Swan and Neapolitan variation in Swan Lake; roles in Giselle, The Nutcracker, Paquita, Cleopatra, and Go West Additional Highlights: participated in Youth American Grand Prix New York City finals; fifth season with American Midwest Ballet Nora Carr Hometown: Burnt Hills, New York Training & Experience: B.F.A. in dance from the University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music; Akjun Ballet Theatre; Central Pennsylvania Youth Ballet; Northeast Ballet Artist; summer programs at American Ballet Theater, Miami City Ballet, Saratoga Summer Dance Intensive, CPYB; scholarship recipient at New York Summer School of the Arts Featured Repertory: Roles in Swan Lake, The Nutcracker, Appalachian Song, and A Midsummer Night s Dream Additional Highlight: third season with American Midwest Ballet Ryan Christopher Hometown: Golden, Colorado Training & Experience: International Youth Ballet School and Performing Arts Conservatory of Texas; professional dancer with Ballet Ariel and Boulder Ballet; guest artist throughout Colorado and around the United States Featured Repertory: soloist in Paquita; pas de trois in Swan Lake; pas de six in Giselle; Snow King and Cavalier in The Nutcracker; featured roles in On My Mother s Side and Go West Additional Highlights: former baseball and football athlete; professional costume and prop designer; sixth season with American Midwest Ballet
Katherine Eppink Hometown: Des Moines, Iowa Training & Experience: B.F.A. in ballet from the University of Utah and scholarship member of Utah Ballet; Iowa Ballet Academy; guest artist at Iowa Dance Theatre; summer programs at Pacific Northwest Ballet, American Ballet Theatre, Joffrey Ballet on full scholarship, Ballet West, Nashville Ballet, and Ballet Met Ella, and Appalachian Song Featured Repertory: Spanish and Ballerina Doll in The Nutcracker; soloist in Bournonville Divertissements; featured roles in Go West, Additional Highlights: performed two world premieres in Seoul, South Korea; fifth season with American Midwest Ballet Claire Goodwillie Hometown: Omaha, Nebraska Training & Experience: Omaha Theater Ballet School; summer programs at Pacific Northwest Ballet and Ballet Austin; apprentice with Omaha Theater Ballet Featured Repertory: title role in Cleopatra; Rat Queen in The Nutcracker; Helena in A Midsummer Night s Dream; featured roles in Sadako, Party Animals, Giselle, The Diner, and Go West Additional Highlights: ninth season with American Midwest Ballet; founding company member Alyssa Grimsley Hometown: Fort Smith, Arkansas Training & Experience: B.F.A. in ballet performance from the University of Oklahoma, summa cum laude; Western Arkansas Ballet; summer programs at Joffrey Midwest, Ballet Austin, Tulsa Ballet, and Cincinnati Ballet Featured Repertory: Hippolyta in A Midsummer Night s Dream, Big Swan in Swan Lake, Spanish in The Nutcracker; roles in Giselle, Paquita, Go West, and Ella Additional Highlights: toured with Oklahoma Festival Ballet to Eisenstadt, Austria and with Burklyn Ballet Theatre to Edinburgh, Scotland; fifth season with American Midwest Ballet Alexandra Hoffman Hometown: Cleveland, Ohio Training & Experience: Ana Lobe of Cleveland San Jose Ballet; summer programs at Central Pennsylvania Youth Ballet, Nashville Ballet, and Louisville Ballet; trainee with Louisville Ballet Featured Repertory: Dew Drop Fairy and Ballerina Doll in The Nutcracker, Fee in A Midsummer Night s Dream, Little Swan in Swan Lake; roles in Cleopatra, Go West, Bournonville Divertissements, and Transcription Additional Highlight: fourth season with American Midwest Ballet
Cameron Miller Hometown: Kansas City, Missouri Training & Experience: B.F.A. in dance performance and choreography with emphasis in ballet and modern from the University of Missouri- Kansas City; Kansas City Ballet School and Summer Intensive Featured Repertory: Balanchine s Concerto Barocco, White Swan pas de deux, Cavalier and Snow King in The Nutcracker Additional Highlights: selected to perform a pas de deux in the 73rd Annual International Choreographers Showcase in Guatemala, as well as at ArtsKC and the Kauffman Center for Performing Arts; first season with American Midwest Ballet Kogan Murphy Hometown: Chicago, Illinois Training & Experience: Joffrey Ballet trainee; Ballet Theatre of Indiana, Judith Svalander School of Ballet; Joffrey Ballet summer program Featured Repertory: Spanish in The Nutcracker; Little Swan in Swan Lake; roles in Giselle, Appalachian Song, and A Midsummer Night s Dream Additional Highlights: Miss Illinois talent scholarship and Miss Douglas County; fourth season with American Midwest Ballet Wyatt Payne Hometown: Wichita, Kansas Training & Experience: B.F.A in ballet performance from Friends University; Rogers Ballet; summer programs at Next Generation Ballet and Oklahoma City Ballet Featured Repertory: Demetrius in A Midsummer Night s Dream; Nutcracker and Arabian in The Nutcracker; roles in Appalachian Song and Bricolage Additional Highlight: second season with American Midwest Ballet Bret Samson Hometown: Saukville, Wisconsin Training & Experience: Lake Shore Dance; Steps on Broadway; performed with Milwaukee Ballet II, Madison Ballet, and Omaha Theater Ballet Featured Repertory: Arabian Princess and Chinese soloist in The Nutcracker; soloist in Mikhail Fokine s The Dying Swan; featured roles in A Midsummer Night s Dream, Sadako, Alice in Wonderland, Giselle, and Ella founding company member Additional Highlights: ninth season with American Midwest Ballet;
Katerina Schweitzer Hometown: Vero Beach, Florida Training & Experience: apprentice with Gelsey Kirkland Ballet; Space Coast Ballet Academy; Kirova Ballet Academy of Miami; private training by Heidi Khursandi; Gelsey Kirkland Ballet Academy graduate; summer programs at American Ballet Theatre, Joffrey Ballet, Ballet Vero Beach, Kirova Ballet Academy of Miami, and Gelsey Kirkland Academy Featured Repertory: roles in The Nutcracker, Appalachian Song, and A Midsummer Night s Dream Additional Highlight: second season with American Midwest Ballet Kelsey Schwenker Hometown: Boulder, Colorado Training & Experience: B.F.A. in ballet from the University of Oklahoma, summa cum laude; Ballet Nouveau Colorado; summer programs at Kansas City Ballet, Burklyn Ballet Theatre, Boulder Jazz Dance Workshop, and Paul Taylor Dance Company Featured Repertory: lead roles in Alice in Wonderland, Poseidon, and Flower Festival Pas de Deux; Dew Drop Fairy and Snow Queen in The Nutcracker; featured roles in Giselle, The Diner, Go West, Swan Lake, DanceSport, and In the Style of Bob Fosse Additional Highlights: rehearsal director for Repertory Ensemble, the company s youth performance group; ninth season with American Midwest Ballet; founding company member Amaris Sharratt Hometown: Tucson, Arizona Training & Experience: Ballet Arts; summer programs at Pacific Northwest Ballet, Houston Ballet, and Ballet Tucson on full scholarship; performed with Milwaukee Ballet II, Houston Ballet, Nevada Ballet Theater, Ballet Tucson, Earthen Vessels, and Hopestone Dance Company Featured Repertory: Helena in A Midsummer Night s Dream; Chinese soloist in The Nutcracker; roles in Giselle, Paquita, Cleopatra, Go West, Swan Lake, and Ella Additional Highlights: performed in Edinburgh, Scotland as a scholarship recipient at Burklyn Ballet Theater; fifth season with American Midwest Ballet Rachel Smith Hometown: Plymouth, Massachusetts Training & Experience: Nashville Ballet trainee; Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre graduate program; Boston Ballet School, South Shore Ballet Theatre, The Brookline Ballet School; summer programs at Walnut Hill School of the Arts, Boston Ballet, Central Pennsylvania Youth Ballet, Miami City Ballet, Houston Ballet, Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre, and Nashville Ballet Featured Repertory: roles in Swan Lake, The Nutcracker, In the Style of Bob Fosse, and Appalachian Song Additional Highlights: placed in top 12 at Youth American Grand Prix in 2011 and 2012; third season with American Midwest Ballet
Anders Southerland Hometown: Seattle, Washington Training & Experience: trained under teachers Peter Boal, Bruce Wells, and Le Yin of Pacific Northwest Ballet; member of Houston Ballet II and Milwaukee Ballet II Featured Repertory: Snow King and Thistle in The Nutcracker; Lysander in A Midsummer Night s Dream; featured roles in Appalachian Song, Bricolage, and Caprice Additional Highlights: selected to train with Pacific Northwest Ballet at age eight through a public outreach program; second season with American Midwest Ballet Anna Swenson Hometown: Spokane, Washington Training & Experience: Ballet Arts Academy; trainee program at school of Alberta Ballet; summer programs at Walnut Hill School for the Arts, Joffrey Ballet s Jazz and Contemporary program, and School of Alberta Ballet Featured Repertory: Snow Queen and Arabian Princess in The Nutcracker; Big Swan in Swan Lake; featured roles in Blackbird, Appalachian Song, and A Midsummer Night s Dream Additional Highlights: sixth season with American Midwest Ballet Katie van der Mars Hometown: Corvallis, Oregon Training & Experience: B.F.A. in ballet performance from the University of Utah and member of Utah Ballet; Corvallis Academy of Ballet; summer programs at Atlanta Ballet, American Ballet Theatre, and Ballet West Featured Repertory: Titania in A Midsummer Night s Dream; lead in George Balanchine s Valse Fantaisie; Sugar Plum Fairy and Snow Queen in The Nutcracker; soloist in Les Odalisque, Swan Lake, Bournonville Divertissements, Party Animals, and Bluebird and Princess Florine pas de deux from The Sleeping Beauty Additional Highlight: seventh season with American Midwest Ballet Whitney Walsh Hometown: Westlake Village, California Training & Experience: Joffrey Ballet trainee; guest artist at Pacific Festival Ballet; California Dance Theatre; summer programs at Joffrey Ballet, American Ballet Theatre New York, Houston Ballet, and Kirov Academy of Ballet Featured Repertory: Little Swan in Swan Lake, Spanish in The Nutcracker; roles in In the Style of Bob Fosse, One in Three, Transcription, Ella, The Diner, Go West, Appalachian Song, and Giselle Additional Highlights: performed several world premieres in the Joffrey Ballet s Winning Works; fifth season with American Midwest Ballet
Sasha York Hometown: Chelyabinsk, Russia Training & Experience: Paavola School of Dance; pre-professional program at Pittsburgh Ballet Theater; member of Omaha Theater Ballet Featured Repertory: Oberon in A Midsummer Night s Dream; title role in Dracula; Marc Antony in Cleopatra; Snow King and Russian soloist in The Nutcracker; Rothbart in Swan Lake; lead roles in Swing Swing Swing, Paquita, DanceSport, Call it Off, On My Mother s Side, and Go West Additional Highlights: featured guest artist in ballet productions throughout the United States; ninth season with American Midwest Ballet; founding company member
Apprentices Elena Carter Hometown: Seattle, Washington Training & Experience: B.F.A in dance from the University of Arizona; Pacific Northwest Ballet School Summer Programs: Pacific Northwest Ballet, Alonzo King LINES Ballet, Perry Mansfield, Ballet Austin, Los Angeles Ballet, and Ballet Chicago Kelanie Murphy Hometown: Crystal Lake, Illinois Training & Experience: B.F.A. in dance performance from the University of Missouri-Kansas City; Madison Ballet, Minnesota Ballet, Kansas City Ballet, Wylliams/Henry Contemporary Dance Company, Judith Svalander School of Ballet Summer Programs: Alonzo King LINES Ballet, Kansas City Ballet Trainees Remmi Hartmann Hometown: Omaha, Nebraska Training & Experience: B.F.A. in dance performance and choreography with emphasis in ballet and modern from the University of Missouri- Kansas City Conservatory of Music and Dance Summer Programs: American Ballet Theatre, Next Generation Ballet on scholarship, Central Pennsylvania Youth Ballet, and Oklahoma City Ballet on scholarship Madeline Koesters Hometown: Omaha, Nebraska Training & Experience: B.F.A. in dance performance and choreography with emphasis in ballet and modern from the Conservatory of Music and Dance at the University of Missouri Kansas City; founding member of Ballet Nebraska II; Creighton Dance Company; Omaha Theater Ballet School; performed with Aspen-Santa Fe Ballet and Omaha Symphony; Young Artist Award; choreography featured in Omaha Dance Project Summer Programs: Kansas City Ballet